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regardless of the "tool" you choose, you need to practice-practice-practice
and then practice some more.
i've used and still use all three methods mentioned (touchpad, mouse, wacom tablet) and i have to say each serves a unique purpose. for quick-and-dirty stuff i use the mouse (i try not to draw with the touchpad too much...) but if it's going to be a big project or got a lot of detail i use the tablet.
you adapt, remember they're only tools, it's "you" that makes it art.
:)
retrocity
Thread: light, incandescence effect | Forum: Photoshop
if you have a good understanding of light and reflection you can do this. i can't think of a quick "down-and-dirty" way, but if you have an object in mind post it and we'll see what we can come up with...
:)
retrocity
Thread: Obi-Wan Kenobi, You're My Only Hope | Forum: Photoshop
excellent job quest!
thanks for the clear and detailed explanation. i think one of the great things about this forum is the sharing of knowledge. i know we all have different ways of accomplishing the same thing, but there is always someone who can teach us all new tricks!
:)
retrocity
Thread: Latex vinyl | Forum: Photoshop
good suggestion bone,
the best way to replicate ANY texture or effect is to gather a lot of samples and examples.
study the way light interacts with the material and you'll have a good head-start on how to replicate it.
:)
retrocity
Thread: Extra type/text | Forum: Photoshop
one font site i use a lot is:
dafont.com
you can look up fonts by catagories (...i.e. hand written) or alphabeticaly by name...
check em' out
retrocity
Thread: PC and Mac question | Forum: Photoshop
Thread: CS3 problem | Forum: Photoshop
i should probably have mentioned, whenever PS get wonky it's a safe bet if you delete your PREF it fixes it up.
Thread: Text in a Path? | Forum: Photoshop
Thread: Painting Glitter Tutorial? | Forum: Photoshop
Welcome to the forum Julie,
do you mean like random sparkly things? or controlled glitter like in makeup?
:)
retrocity
Thread: CS3 problem | Forum: Photoshop
fixer what's your OS (i assume since you used the term "my 'c' drive" you're on a PC)
i know there is an issue with MAC Leopard...
scott
Thread: lookin to see if there's any interest... | Forum: Photoshop
good suggestions... i like L8RDAZE's idea.
i'll just have to come up with some guidelines and toss it to the winds and see what happens!
:)
scott
Thread: Help --Cannot use my Color Balance I am in gray scale mode | Forum: Photoshop
yep more often than not, it's a color mode issue.
happens to me quite often (especially dealing with multiple images)
:)
retrocity
Thread: About Lightroom2 | Forum: Photoshop
sorry, i haven't really gotten into it, hopefully there's enough members with some helpful input.
:)
retrocity
Thread: Actions problem | Forum: Photoshop
they should work but if the menu choice has changed places it will get confused.
step through the action and try to bypass the offending step...
Thread: HDR. High Dynamic Range | Forum: Photoshop
here's the link as a "clickable" one:
[CLICK HERE
g](http://tv.adobe.com)reat link Jack!
thanks
scott
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Thread: New to Photoshop | Forum: Photoshop